Sentence examples for from one release to from inspiring English sources

Since the rollout of 3G networks in the year 2000, a particular equipment vendor has released at least three versions of base station equipment, with considerable improvements in energy-efficiency from one release to another.

During the transition from one release to another and the subsequent code modification, the data management system could become unavailable for an unidentified time (depending on the success and duration of system upgrade).

Smalltown Supersound contains multitudes, and many of its artists revolutionize their sound entirely from one release to the next.

It's not like each game is a continuation of the one that came before it; each has its own quirks and progress-necessary systems to understand, and aesthetically they can differ wildly from one release to the next.

We then show in Section 6 that this approach is in agreement with the observed corrections of Ensembl gene trees from one release to another.

Next we tested the relevance of the proposed gene tree correction methodology, by exploring how Ensembl gene trees are corrected from one release to another.

Another firm claimed Dettori had "single-handedly smashed the bookies", while estimates of the total loss sustained by the betting industry varied from tens of millions in one press release to £10m from Ladbrokes down to around half that, depending on the identity of the speaker.

They establish a value distinct from whether one release is better than another, and become the go-to game of their genre.

Jay's compulsion to brag about the trappings of a billionaire lifestyle as his primary art-form has created a totally new kind of Jay-Z album from the ones released prior to his retirement: The new Jay album is itself a material item, not a piece of art.

This extracellular messenger is able to mediate Ca2+ wave propagation directly or via the transfer of a messenger which triggers ATP release from one cell to another [129].

Specific growth factors are released from one compartment to activate expression of genes in the other compartment, and vice versa[ 14, 15].